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chrisina
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something has been puzzling me for a while :
is it possible to think that the total entropy of the universe (ie that of all the microstates of matter, radiation AND vacuum) has remained constant throughout its history. I other words, that the vacuum has transferred it's entropy to what makes the universe today ?
is it possible to think that the total entropy of the universe (ie that of all the microstates of matter, radiation AND vacuum) has remained constant throughout its history. I other words, that the vacuum has transferred it's entropy to what makes the universe today ?